Suzuki WagonR User manual

Brand: Suzuki

Model: WagonR

Type: User manual

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Figure 1: Infotainment System Control Elements

2 INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM - CONTROL ELEMENTS

INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM -

CONTROL ELEMENTS

1. Power Button

SYSTEM IS IN NORMAL OPERATING

MODE

Short tap: Switches between

Display ON/OFF.

Long tap: Switches to Standby

mode.

YSTEM IS IN STANDBY MODE

Short tap: Switches to Display ON.

2. Volume Up

Short tap: Increases volume by 1

level

Long tap: Increases volume till the

button is released or maximum

volume limit is reached.

3. Volume Down

Short tap: Decreases volume by 1

level.

Long tap: Decreases volume till

the button is released or minimum

volume limit is reached.

4. Mute

Switches between Mute/Unmute.

5. Back

Displays the previous menu/

screen, if applicable.

6. Source

Opens the source menu for Radio

listening and Media playing.

7. Settings

When in the Home screen, opens

System Settings screen.

In other operating screens, opens

the Settings screen.

8. Home

Displays the Home screen.

3CONTENTS

CONTENTS

1 ABOUT THIS MANUAL

1.1 Conventions........................7

1.2 Safety Guidelines ...............8

1.2.1 General Safety Guidelines8

1.2.2 Guidelines While Driving 8

1.2.3 Care and Maintenance... 8

2 INTRODUCTION

2.1 Features ..............................10

2.2 Control Elements................11

2.3 Other Modes of Control .....11

2.3.1 Smartplay Remote App.. 11

2.3.2 SWC) Elements.............. 11

2.4 Screen Elements.................12

2.5 Home Screen Elements......12

2.6 Fixed Screen Elements ......13

2.6.1 Status Bar ...................... 14

2.6.2 Quick Access Hub.......... 14

2.7 Generic Screen Elements ..16

2.8 Screen Operations .............16

2.8.1 Tapping a Screen Object 16

2.8.2 Swiping on Screen ......... 17

2.8.3 Zooming the Map View .. 17

2.8.4 Displaying the Parent

Screen/Menu................ 17

3 GETTING STARTED

3.1 System Switch On/OFF ......18

3.2 Display Off Mode ................18

3.3 Standby Mode .....................19

3.4 Manage Settings .................19

3.4.1 Accessing Settings......... 19

3.5 Manage System Settings ...19

3.5.1 Managing Display Settings

......................................20

3.5.2 Managing Date and Time

Settings........................ 20

3.5.3 Managing Vehicle Alerts. 22

3.5.4 Managing Keypad Display23

3.5.5 Managing SWC Scroll.... 23

3.5.6 Managing Security Settings

......................................24

3.5.7 Viewing System Details.. 25

3.5.8 Resetting to Factory Set-

tings...............................25

3.6 Manage Audio Settings ..... 26

3.6.1 Accessing the Audio Set-

tings Screen ................. 26

3.6.2 Setting Bass, Middle and

Treble........................... 26

3.6.3 Setting Balance and

Fader.............................27

3.6.4 Setting Equalizer Presets27

3.6.5 Setting Volumes ............. 28

3.6.6 Managing Speed Dependent

Volume Control ............ 28

3.6.7 Setting AUX Gain........... 28

3.6.8 Setting System Beep ..... 29

3.7 Manage Tuner Settings ..... 29

3.7.1 Accessing the Tuner Set-

tings Screen ................. 29

3.7.2 Enabling AM Active........ 29

3.7.3 Enabling *DRM Active.... 30

3.7.4 Enabling *DRM Text....... 30

3.8 Manage Connectivity Set-

tings .......................................... 30

4 CONTENTS

3.8.1 Accessing the Connectivity

Settings Screen............ 30

3.8.2 Managing Smartphone Link-

age Settings................. 30

3.8.3 Managing Phone Settings31

4 RADIO

4.1 Radio/Tuner Screen............33

4.2 Change the Bands..............35

4.3 Change the Radio Station/

Service.......................................36

4.3.1 Using the Station List ..... 36

4.3.2 Using the Seek Elements36

4.3.3 Using the Change Fre-

quency Elements ......... 36

4.3.4 Using the Presets........... 36

4.3.5 Using SWC .................... 36

4.4 Manage the Presets............36

4.4.1 Setting a Preset Manually36

4.4.2 Storing Presets Automati-

cally.............................. 36

5 PHONE

5.1 Establish Connection.........37

5.2 Enable Bluetooth ................38

5.3 Pair Devices ........................38

5.3.1 Initiating from System .... 38

5.3.2 Initiating from Phone ...... 40

5.4 Manage Paired Devices......40

5.5 Phone Functions ................42

5.5.1 Making an Outgoing Call 42

5.5.2 Managing an Incoming

Call................................44

5.5.3 Managing the Second

Incoming Call ............... 45

5.5.4 Managing the Third Incom-

ing Call......................... 45

5.5.5 Managing Active Call ..... 45

5.5.6 Managing Interactive

Responses................... 47

5.5.7 Swapping Between Multiple

Calls............................. 47

5.5.8 Managing Conference

Calls..............................47

5.5.9 Managing Messages...... 48

5.5.10 Activating Voice Recogni-

tion (VR)....................... 49

6 MEDIA

6.1 Connect Media 51

6.1.1 Connecting a USB Source51

6.1.2 Connecting a Bluetooth

Audio............................ 51

6.1.3 Connecting an AUX

Source..........................52

6.1.4 Connecting an iPod........ 52

6.2 Play Media .......................... 53

6.3 Media Screen...................... 53

6.4 Manage Media .................... 54

6.5 Manage Audio .................... 54

6.5.1 Playing/Pausing Music... 55

6.5.2 Setting a Track as Favour-

ite..................................55

6.5.3 Managing Music Volume 55

6.5.4 Repeating Music Track .. 55

6.5.5 Playing Random Music .. 55

6.5.6 Playing Next/Previous

Tracks .......................... 55

6.5.7 Performing Fast Forward/

Fast Rewind ................. 56

5CONTENTS

6.5.8 Browsing through the Media

Content ........................ 56

6.5.9 Playing Tracks from a

Folder/Media Category 56

6.5.10 Viewing Music Track Infor-

mation .......................... 57

6.5.11 Viewing the Media Favour-

ites List......................... 57

6.6 View Images........................57

6.7 Play Videos .........................58

7 SMARTPHONE LINKAGE

7.1 **Smartplay Studio .............60

7.1.1 Installing Smartplay Stu-

dio.................................60

7.1.2 Accessing *Smartplay .... 61

7.2 *Navigation App..................63

7.2.1 Installing NaviMaps App. 63

7.2.2 Accessing *Navigation Fea-

tures............................. 64

7.2.3 Managing *Navigation Oper-

ations ........................... 65

7.2.4 Searching for a Destina-

tion................................65

7.2.5 Saving a Place ............... 66

7.2.6 Starting Navigation to a Des-

tination ......................... 67

7.2.7 Selecting Alternative

Route............................67

7.2.8 Adding Along Route Desti-

nation ........................... 68

7.2.9 Adding Additional Destina-

tion ............................... 68

7.2.10 Viewing Route Stops .... 68

7.2.11 Viewing the Next Destina-

tion ............................... 69

7.2.12 Viewing Overview of the

Route ........................... 69

7.2.13 Saving/Ending a Route 69

7.2.14 Managing Navigation Set-

tings ............................. 69

7.3 *AHA App ............................71

7.3.1 Installing AHA App ......... 71

7.3.2 Accessing *AHA App ..... 71

7.3.3 *AHA Options................. 72

7.3.4 Accessing AHA Discover 72

7.3.5 Accessing AHA Favour-

ites................................74

7.3.6 Accessing AHA Nearby.. 75

7.3.7 Accessing AHA Down-

loads.............................76

7.4 *Smartplay Remote App.... 77

7.4.1 Installing Smartplay Remote

App............................... 77

7.4.2 Using Smartplay Remote77

7.4.3 Accessing Media Source 78

7.4.4 Accessing Audio Settings78

7.4.5 Accessing Vehicle Info ... 78

7.5 Apple CarPlay .................... 78

7.5.1 Accessing Apple CarPlay79

7.5.2 Managing Calls, Messages

and Communication

Action............................81

7.6 Android Auto...................... 81

7.6.1 Installing Android Auto ... 82

7.6.2 Accessing Android Auto. 83

7.6.3 Accessing Android Auto

Features....................... 84

7.6.4 Accessing Navigation..... 84

7.6.5 Accessing Calls.............. 84

6 CONTENTS

7.6.6 Returning to Home

Screen...........................84

7.6.7 Accessing Media............ 84

7.6.8 Accessing Other Apps.... 85

8 VEHICLE INFORMATION

8.1 Vehicle Alerts......................86

8.1.1 Managing Vehicle Alerts. 87

8.1.2 Viewing Trip Details........ 87

8.1.3 Viewing Past Trip Details 87

8.2 *Rear View Camera (RVC)..88

8.2.1 RVC Settings.................. 89

8.3 Reverse Park Assist System

(RPAS) .......................................89

9 ABBREVIATIONS

1.1 Abbreviations .....................91

10 TRADEMARKS

7ABOUT THIS MANUAL

1 ABOUT THIS MANUAL

This guide contains the following

details:

zControls, options and operations

that are available in the

infotainment system.

zAlerts and Important notes related

to a functionality/feature.

zA list of abbreviations used in this

guide with their explanation.

These details will help you to

understand and use your vehicle

Infotainment system.

1.1 CONVENTIONS

The various conventions used in the

manual are:

zBulleted List

Sub Bulleted List

zButtons or menu items that must

be selected/tapped/any action

needs to be performed on will be

highlighted using bold letters like

OK.

zFeatures marked with a star (*) are

not standard in every vehicle.

Check with your Maruti Suzuki

dealer to confirm the list of features

available in your vehicle.

zScreen names like Home screen

are indicated using Italics letters.

zSystem represents the vehicle

Infotainment system.

zText provided within a Grey box

always indicates to alerts or

important information, which must

be followed. Non-adherence to

these cautions may cause harm to

you and/or other persons or to the

infotainment system. The different

cautions used in the manual are

listed below:

ALERT:

Text that indicates actions that

might cause harm to user/

equipment or increases the

potential for unauthorized

access.

8 ABOUT THIS MANUAL

1.2 SAFETY GUIDELINES

Always keep this manual in the

vehicle, for easy and quick access,

when needed. If you sell or lend the

vehicle, make sure this manual is

available in the vehicle along with

other standard booklets.

Please read and follow the safety

guidelines listed in this section to

avoid injury or equipment damage.

1.2.1 GENERAL SAFETY

GUIDELINES

1.2.2 SAFETY GUIDELINES

WHILE DRIVING

1.2.3 SYSTEM CARE AND

MAINTENANCE

Exert utmost care while using the

infotainment system to avoid any

damage to it. Partial or complete loss

of the infotainment system functions

due to intentional misuse is not

covered under warranty.

NOTE:

Text that provides some addi-

tional important information,

which when ignored can cause

inconvenience or tips that will

help you in using the equip-

ment.

ALERT:

 Avoid exposure of the

infotainment system to water or

excessive moisture as it can

cause electric shocks, fire, or

other damages.

 Exercise caution when setting

the volume of your infotainment

system as permanent hearing

loss may occur if you play your

music at loud volumes.

 Avoid improper access of the

infotainment system as it is a

sophisticated electronic device.

ALERT:

 To avoid accidents, ensure that

you follow all traffic regulations

while operating the system.

 Glance at the screen of the

infotainment system only when

necessary. If prolonged viewing

of the screen is required, park

the vehicle in a safe location

and engage the hand brake.

 Set the volume to a level that

allows you to hear outside traffic

and other warnings.

9ABOUT THIS MANUAL

ALERT:

 Avoid spraying/spilling of

cleaning solutions, perfumes,

car fresheners, beverages,

chemicals or any liquids on the

touch screen surface. Also

ensure that any liquid does not

enter the system, it may

damage the screen and the

system. The warranty of the

system will be void, if liquid

ingress marks are observed

inside the system.

 Some pixels in the display are

darker/brighter than others, this

is an inherent characteristics of

liquid crystal displays and not a

malfunction.

 Avoid usage of hard or sharp

objects like pen, key, USB stick

etc. to touch the screen, as it

may cause scratches on the

screen surface.

 Do not use excessive force

while using the infotainment

system, USB socket, AUX

socket and so on. It might

cause damage to the system or

component.

 Unauthorized interconnections,

may result in the malfunctioning

of the infotainment system.

Always contact the Maruti

Suzuki dealer for the changes

to the vehicle or system.

 Do not open the infotainment

system as incorrect usage may

damage the system. Further,

warranty is void, if the

Infotainment system is opened.

 Avoid addition of any

accessories such as external

amplifiers or replacement of

vehicle speakers, which will

lead to the modification of the

standard factory wiring

connections

 Use a soft, clean and dry

cleaning cloth to clean the

touch screen surface. If

required, use a lint-free cloth

damped with a cleaning solution

such as isopropyl alcohol, or an

isopropyl alcohol and water

solution ratio of 50:50. Be sure

to follow the solvent

manufacturer's precautions and

directions.

 Avoid usage of paint or color,

sticky or strong alcohol based

spray, lotion or liquid on the

infotainment system. This may

cause permanent damage to

the system and stop it from

functioning correctly.

 Parking directly under sunlight

for prolonged duration may

increase the car’s temperature,

which may damage the system.

Let the car interior cool down,

before using the system.

INTRODUCTION10

2 INTRODUCTION

The system provides you with high-

end functionalities to:

zManage in-vehicle entertainment

capabilities

zView information about some

vehicle features

zHandle certain vehicle feature

controls

2.1 FEATURES

Key features of the system include:

z17.78 cm WVGA Touch Screen

zAM (AM1 and AM2)/ FM (FM1,

FM2, FM3):

18 FM and 12 AM presets

z*DRM (*DRM1 and *DRM2):

12 presets

zUSB (up to 32 GB and 10,000

media files), iPod, AUX and

Bluetooth Audio media multimedia

support

zConnection to Phones (up to 10

devices) through Bluetooth for

Phone and Music supports like

Phone book download and Audio

playback

zHandsfree/Bluetooth support with

advance functions like ‘Set

contacts as Favourite’ and ‘Reject

with SMS’ for incoming calls

zDisplay OFF feature for distraction

free night drive

zInfotainment System control from

*Steering Wheel and *Smartplay

Remote App.

zIntegrated with Vehicle features

like *Rear View Camera (RVC) and

*Reverse Park Assist System

(RPAS).

zAdditional support for mobile

applications like *Smartplay Studio,

*AHA, *Android Auto and *Apple

CarPlay from which the system to

enhance the vehicle experience.

NOTE:

Features marked with a star (*)

are not standard in every vehi-

cle. Check with your Maruti

Suzuki dealer to confirm the list

of features available in your

vehicle.

11INTRODUCTION

2.2 CONTROL ELEMENTS

To quickly access the commonly used

functions and options of the

infotainment system, you can tap

(short tap/long tap) the 8 buttons on

the sides of the system (See

“Infotainment System - Control

Elements” on page 2.).

2.3 OTHER MODES OF

CONTROL

The system can also be controlled

from the:

z*Smartplay Remote App

z*Steering Wheel Controls (SWC)

2.3.1 SMARTPLAY REMOTE APP

For information, refer to “*Smartplay

Remote App” on page 77.

2.3.2 STEERING WHEEL

CONTROL (SWC) ELEMENTS

Various operations can be performed

using the following SWC elements:

1. Volume +

zShort press: Increases volume by

1 level.

zLong press: Increases volume till

the button is released or maximum

volume limit is reached.

2. Volume -

zShort press: Decreases volume by

1 level.

zLong press: Decreases volume till

the button is released or maximum

volume limit is reached.

3. Down or Left / Up or

Right

zShort press:

FM/AM: Switches to the previ-

ous/next Preset.

DRM: Skips to the previous/next

available service.

Media: Skips to previous/next

track.

Contacts/Log screen: Scrolls

down/up the list, if SWC Scroll is

ON.

zLong press:

FM/AM: Initiates Auto Seek until

the next valid station is dis-

played.

NOTE:

All screens used in the user

manual are for illustration pur-

pose only. Actual screen in the

system and App may differ

NOTE:

To long tap a button, touch the

button and continue holding/

touching the button for 2 sec-

onds or more.

12 INTRODUCTION

DRM: Skips to the available ser-

vice on the next/previous fre-

quency.

Media: Initiates fast rewind/fast

forward.

4. ON Hook

Rejects or ends call.

5. OFF Hook

zShort press:

Displays phone call log screen.

If SWC Scroll is used in a list,

selects option from station list/

call list/ song/ media list.

In Incoming Call screen, accepts

Call.

zLong press:

During Ongoing Call/Active Call,

toggles between private mode

and handsfree.

6. Voice Recognition (VR)

Activates voice control of connected

smartphone (through Bluetooth) or

stops VR.

7. Mode

zToggles between available audio

sources.

zIn the Standby Mode, Powers ON

the infotainment system.

8. Mute

zMute/Unmute the audio source.

2.4 SCREEN ELEMENTS

The screen elements can be grouped

into 3 categories depending on their

availability:

zHome screen elements

zFixed screen element

zGeneric screen elements

2.5 HOME SCREEN

ELEMENTS

NOTE:

 Voice Recognition feature is

available only if supported by

the smartphone.

 Voice prompts will be skipped if

the voice control system is

already activated.

 Voice Recognition feature

cannot be turned on during an

active call, incoming call or

while dialing a call.

Figure 2: Home Screen Tiles

13INTRODUCTION

The Home screen of the system

contains 5 tiles, which allows quick

access to important functions.

1. Displays the currently played audio

source. When tapped, opens the

corresponding screen.

2. Displays the following details:

Additional information about

date, time and *weather

*Navigation

*Vehicle information

3. Displays the last played media

source (Radio/USB/BT/AUX), if

previous media is unavailable, the

source icon is displayed.

4. Displays Phone and when tapped:

a.If phone connected to the system,

displays the Phone Call Log screen.

b.If phone is paired but not

connected, displays the Paired

Devices screen.

c.If phone is not paired, displays the

Bluetooth Pairing Options screen.

5. Displays the currently active

smartphone linkage mode (see

Figure 8). The system supports the

following linkage modes:

Android Auto

Apple CarPlay

*Smartplay Studio

2.6 FIXED SCREEN

ELEMENTS

The following collection of screen

elements appear at fixed location,

across most of the system screens:

zStatus Bar

zQuick Access Hub

Figure 3: Home Screen with

Vehicle Information

NOTE:

When connected for any of the

above linkage modes, tapping

the tile will display the respec-

tive screen.

Figure 4: Home Screen with

Android Auto Active

14 INTRODUCTION

The Status Bar and the Quick Access

Hub are unavailable in the Display Off

Mode, popups screens or notifications

and screens where some actions are

performed like during Rear Parking

Assistance and Active Call.

2.6.1 STATUS BAR

The Status Bar is displayed on top of

all screens. It contains the following

details:

1. Displays the currently active

*Navigation application and/or

played audio source details. Tap to

view the *Navigation/Radio/Media

screen.

2. Displays the current time on the

Quick Access Hub tab.

3. Displays the following indicators:

Vehicle alert

Bluetooth status

Phone battery level

Phone network signal strength

Mute status

2.6.2 QUICK ACCESS HUB

The hub can contain 12 shortcuts. The

first 2 shortcuts (*AHA and Paired

Devices) are fixed and set by default,

which cannot be removed or replaced.

You can configure the other shortcuts

to a fixed set of pre-defined options. If

more than 6 or the all the 12 shortcuts

are configured, the shortcuts are

displayed in 2 screens with 6 shortcuts

in each screen.

NOTE:

The Status Bar and Quick

Access Hub are unavailable

during the Display Off mode,

popup screens and RVC/RPAS/

Active Call screens.

Figure 5: Status Bar

NOTE:

 Bluetooth, Phone battery level

and network signal strength

status are displayed only when

connected for handsfree profile.

 The information depends on

status received from the phone.

15INTRODUCTION

Swipe through the screens to browse

through the shortcuts in the Hub. List

of possible shortcuts:

1. *AHA: Default

2. Paired Devices: Default

3. Audio Settings

4. Phone Linkage

5. Phone SMS

6. Phone Favourite List

7. Date/Time Settings

8. Phone Contacts

9. Phone Dialpad

10. Display Settings

SETTING A SHORTCUT .

To set a shortcut:

1. Tap the Add icon. The system

displays the Hub Settings dialog

box.

2. Browse through the list of

predefined options and tap on the

required feature.

3. Tap Select. The system adds the

shortcut.

Figure 6: Quick Access Hub

Figure 7: Hub Setting Screen

NOTE:

To remove/replace a shortcut,

long tap on the shortcut and

then tap on Remove or

Replace, as required.

Figure 8: Remove Shortcut Prompt

Dialog Box

16 INTRODUCTION

2.7 GENERIC SCREEN

ELEMENTS

The following screen elements are

available:

zButton: Used to confirm an option

or execute an action associated

with the button.

zRadio Button: Used to select/

deselect an option from list.

zToggle Switch: Used to toggle

between ON/ OFF options.

zArrows with slider/without

slider: Used to scroll through a list

of options like Tuner Status list,

Phone Contact list etc.

zKeypad: Used to type information,

like Contact name, number and so

on.

zDialpad: Used to dial numbers.

zPopups: A small screen, which is

displayed on top of a screen.

Generally displays:

progress of an action

important system/function/fea-

ture specific messages

prompts for your confirmation

before performing an action

2.8 SCREEN OPERATIONS

The system screen elements can be

accessed using the touch screen and/

or the SWC.

You can use the screen elements to

perform the following actions:

zTap a screen object

zSwipe on screen

zZoom the Map view

zDisplay the parent screen

2.8.1 TAPPING A SCREEN

OBJECT

To select an object perform the

following step:

1. Tap on the screen element.

zShort tap: A short tap on the

display surface is sufficient to

operate most controls.

zLong tap: Some functions require

a long tap. In this case, keep your

fingertip on the display surface for

around 2 seconds.

SETTING VALUES. Perform any one

of the following:

NOTE:

By default, the popups disap-

pear once the action is com-

pleted or after the pre-

configured timeout period.

ALERT:

Avoid usage of hard or sharp

objects like pen, key, USB stick

etc. to touch the screen, as it

can cause scratches on the

screen surface.

17INTRODUCTION

USING BUTTONS OR ARROWS .

1. Tap or continue to press the /

screen icons or the required

( ) arrows to select the

required value in the range.

USING SLIDER.

1. Drag the slider left or right to set the

required value in the range.

USING THE SWC.

1. Press or SWC arrows to

increase/decrease the value in a

range. However, this option is

available only if the Scroll Through

Steering Wheel Controls option is

enabled.

2.8.2 SWIPING ON SCREEN

You can scroll through a list or Map by:

USING ARROWS BESIDE THE LIST.

1. Tap the required arrows ( )

displayed beside the list.

SWIPING THE LIST.

1. Swipe through the list items.

USING THE SWC.

1. Press the Up or the Down

arrows as per your requirement.

SCROLLING THE VISIBLE MAP AREA.

1. Touch the map display area and let

your finger rest on the surface.

Then move your finger over the

surface to scroll the displayed

section of the map.

2.8.3 ZOOMING THE MAP VIEW

1. Place two fingers on the map

display area and let your fingers

rest on the surface. Then move your

fingers towards one another (zoom

out) or away from one another

(zoom in).

2.8.4 DISPLAYING THE PARENT

SCREEN/MENU

1. Tap the (Back) control element

from the system screen elements.

NOTE:

This function is only available if

the navigation application is

launched through any of the

linkage mode.

GETTING STARTED18

3 GETTING STARTED

All the functions and features of the

system can be used after the system

is switched on.

3.1 SYSTEM SWITCH ON/

OFF

The system is Switched ON

automatically when you switch the

ignition lock of the vehicle from OFF to

ACC. After switching on followed by

startup animation, the Home screen

will appear. The system also plays the

audio source that was active before

system switch OFF or one of the

currently available/connected audio

source.

The system is Switched OFF

automatically, when you switch the

ignition lock of the vehicle from ACC to

OFF.

3.2 DISPLAY OFF MODE

While driving to avoid distraction, short

tap the control element, to put the

system in the Display OFF mode. The

screen display is switched off, the

audio will continue to play in the

background.

NOTE:

If the Security Pin Input Screen

appears, enter the Security Pin.

For more information refer to

“

Managing Security Settings”

on page 24

Figure 9: Display OFF Screen

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3.3 STANDBY MODE

Long tap the control element the

system gets into Standby mode. In

this mode, the display is switched off

and audio is unavailable.

When in Display OFF/Standby modes,

short tap to activate the system.

3.4 MANAGE SETTINGS

You can change the following settings

of the system:

zSystem Settings

zAudio Settings

zTuner (Radio) Settings

zConnectivity Settings

3.4.1 ACCESSING SETTINGS

To access the settings screens,

perform the following steps:

1. Tap control element on the

system.

In the Home screen: The system

displays the System Settings

screen.

In other screens: The system

displays the respective settings

screen.

3.5 MANAGE SYSTEM

SETTINGS

Using the various System Settings

options, you can perform the following

actions:

zHandle the system display settings

zSet /Change system date and time

details

zEnable/disable vehicle alerts

zLock/unlock the system keypad

while driving

zEnable/disable list scrolling

through SWC

NOTE:

The date and time will be dis-

played in the Display OFF

mode only if the “Show Time

and Date During Display OFF”

option is enabled in the System

Settings.

NOTE:

In Standby mode, the system

will drain the battery when the

vehicle engine is not running.

NOTE:

When you switch the vehicle

ignition lock from ACC to OFF,

while the device is in standby

mode, it will remain in standby

mode. When you switch the

ignition lock to ACC again, if

you tap , the Home screen

will open.

20 GETTING STARTED

zEnable/disable PIN security for the

system

zView system software details

zReset to factory settings

3.5.1 MANAGING DISPLAY

SETTINGS

DISPLAYING THE DISPLAY SET-

TINGS SCREEN.

1. In the System Settings screen, tap

Display. The system displays the

Display Settings screen.

CHANGING DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS.

1. Tap Display Brightness.

2. Tap the or the to set the

brightness to a new value in the

range of 0 to 20.

DISPLAYING SYSTEM MODE.

1. The system displays the current

mode of the vehicle in this option. If

the headlights of the vehicle are

Switched ON the system will be in

Night mode, else it will be in Day

mode. The display brightness will

be automatically set accordingly.

3.5.2 MANAGING DATE AND TIME

SETTINGS

Using the date and time settings you

can:

zEnable/disable synchronization of

the system date and time with the

GPS

zEnable/disable the display of

system time in the 24 hour format

zSet/change the date and time of

the system either automatically or

manually

zEnable/disable day light savings

zEnable/disable the display of the

system clock during the Display

OFF mode.

Figure 10: System Settings Screen

NOTE:

To set value, you can also drag

the slider in the required field.

Figure 11: Date & Time Settings

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